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New Yorker at Large: Broadway, Ozarks, and Brushing Edges
A New Yorker at Large recounts encounters with George Stark and Arthur Rosenfeld in show business circles. It notes an Oxford educated visitor mispronouncing a form of language, Rosenfeld’s 20 years trading in Broadway ventures, a former star now earning $35 a week as an extra, and John Ringling as a bridge player. The piece ends noting Coneway’s orchestra playing through August.
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New York
Piccadilly
Michigan Boulevard
George Stark
Midwest
Detroit
Athletic Club
Australia
Oxford
Arthur Rosenfeld
Broadway
Arthur
Umpdhoys